What is the pollen count in Newborn today?

Today's pollen levels in Newborn: Tree pollen is Moderate, Grass pollen is Low, Weed pollen is None. Tree pollen is the dominant type right now, driven by Oak and Birch.

What does a Moderate pollen count mean in Newborn?

A Moderate pollen count means levels are noticeable. People with pollen sensitivities may experience mild symptoms like sneezing or itchy eyes, especially during extended time outdoors.

What are the main allergy triggers in Newborn right now?

The primary allergy triggers in Newborn today are Tree (Oak and Birch). These pollen types are at elevated levels and are most likely to cause symptoms for sensitive individuals.

What should allergy sufferers do when pollen is Moderate in Newborn?

With Moderate pollen in Newborn, basic precautions help: keep windows closed during peak hours, rinse off after outdoor time, and monitor your symptoms. Most activities can continue with awareness.

Does weather affect pollen levels in Newborn?

Yes, weather directly affects pollen levels in Newborn. Wind spreads pollen farther, rain washes it from the air, and humidity can either trap or disperse particles.

Newborn, GA Pollen Count Today

Name: Pollen Data for Newborn
Creator: MyPollenPal
Keywords: pollen, air quality, allergies, forecast

Live pollen forecast and air quality for Newborn, Georgia

📍 Newborn, GAToday · Apr 30

6/10

Breathability™ Score

Good day overall with a few allergy-aware adjustments.

🌳Tree Pollen

Moderate

🌱Grass Pollen

Low

🌿Weed Pollen

None

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Today's Pollen Levels in Newborn

Tree pollen is slightly elevated at Moderate levels in Newborn. Overall conditions are manageable for most people. With a Breathability™ Score of 6, conditions are mixed and may vary through the day.

Breathability™ Score is 6/10
Tree pollen is Moderate, led by Oak and Birch
Grass pollen is Low, led by Grass
Weed pollen is None, led by Ragweed and Mugwort
Air quality is Good today

Yesterday's Pollen in Newborn

↓Tree pollen: Very High yesterday, Moderate todayLower

↓Grass pollen: Moderate yesterday, Low todayLower

→Weed pollen: None yesterday, None today

Pollen dropped from Very High to Moderate for tree pollen since yesterday.

Conditions are a bit better today. Symptoms may feel less intense than yesterday.

How Today's Pollen May Affect You

Mild allergy sufferers

You may notice mild irritation at peak times. Tree pollen is elevated; consider shorter midday exposure and keep water handy.

Moderate allergy sufferers

Plan around peak pollen windows. Try errands early or later, and consider a mask in high-traffic outdoor areas.

Severe allergy sufferers

Use high-protection habits today: shorter trips, cleaner indoor air, and reduced exposure during peak pollen hours.

5-Day Pollen Forecast

Today

Apr 29

Overall: Moderate

Tree: Moderate

Grass: Low

Weed: None

Wind: 12 mph

Rain: 82% (may wash pollen out)

Humidity: 78%

Thu

Apr 30

Overall: High

Tree: High

Grass: Moderate

Weed: None

Wind: 10 mph

Rain: 88% (may wash pollen out)

Humidity: 64%

Fri

May 1

Overall: Moderate

Tree: Moderate

Grass: Moderate

Weed: None

Wind: 8 mph

Rain: 88% (may wash pollen out)

Humidity: 60%

Sat

May 2

Overall: Moderate

Tree: Moderate

Grass: Low

Weed: None

Wind: 12 mph

Rain: 87% (may wash pollen out)

Humidity: 93%

Sun

May 3

Overall: High

Tree: High

Grass: Moderate

Weed: None

Wind: 5 mph

Rain: 0%

Humidity: 64%

Tree Pollen in Newborn Today

Tree pollen in Newborn is Moderate today, reaching 53.73 grains/m³. Oak and Birch are the dominant contributors. At this level, most people with tree pollen allergies will experience symptoms, and even mildly sensitive individuals may notice eye irritation or sneezing.

Common Symptoms

Sneezing
Runny or stuffy nose
Itchy, watery eyes
Scratchy throat
Sinus pressure

Species Breakdown

Oak53.73 grains/m³

Birch27.39 grains/m³

Alder0 grains/m³

Hazel0 grains/m³

Grass Pollen in Newborn Today

Grass pollen in Newborn is Low today, reaching 15.41 grains/m³. Grass is currently elevated. People with grass pollen sensitivity may notice nasal congestion and itchy eyes, especially during outdoor activities.

Common Symptoms

Itchy nose and eyes
Sneezing fits
Nasal congestion
Watery eyes
Coughing or wheezing for sensitive individuals

Species Breakdown

Grass15.41 grains/m³

Weed Pollen in Newborn Today

Weed pollen in Newborn is None today. Weed pollen season runs from late summer into fall (August through October), with ragweed as the primary trigger for most allergy sufferers. Current levels are low enough that most people should feel comfortable outdoors.

Species Breakdown

Ragweed0 grains/m³

Mugwort0 grains/m³

Air Quality in Newborn Today

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Air Quality

Good

Air Pollutant Breakdown

PM2.5Good

6 µg/m³

Tiny particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers that can reach deep into your lungs and bloodstream. High levels can affect breathing and heart health.

PM10Good

7 µg/m³

Larger particles up to 10 micrometers, like dust or pollen. They can irritate your airways and worsen allergies or asthma.

Ozone (O3)Good

78 µg/m³

Elevated levels irritate airways and can worsen asthma symptoms.

Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)Good

5.8 µg/m³

A respiratory irritant from vehicle exhaust that can trigger inflammation in sensitive airways.

Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)Good

2.8 µg/m³

Even brief exposure can tighten airways, especially for people with asthma.

Carbon Monoxide (CO)Good

210.8 µg/m³

High levels reduce oxygen delivery in the body, compounding breathing difficulty on high-pollen days.

Weather in Newborn Today

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Weather

78°F

Clear

Humidity

69%

Wind

5 mph NW

Feels Like

82°F

Pressure

1010 mb

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